ACF disaster deepens, chairman alleges armed invasion of Kaduna secretariat

The management disaster rocking the Northern socio-cultural group, Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) has deepened following allegations that armed males invaded its nationwide secretariat in Kaduna and carted away valuables value thousands and thousands of naira.

The chairman of the discussion board, Maman Mike Osuman (SAN,) made the allegation in a petition to Governor Uba Sani, accusing two people, who’re officers of the discussion board of forcibly getting into the organisation’s headquarters at No. 11A Sokoto Road, Kaduna.

The names of these alleged to have gained entrance into the ACF secretariat forcefully are Minor Mustapha and Bukar Zarma.

In the petition dated November 9, 2026, and copied to the Inspector-General of Police, the Kaduna state Commissioner of Police and the director of the Department of State Services (DSS), Osuman alleged that the people broke into places of work, modified the locks and eliminated valuables with out the consent or data of the discussion board’s management.

He additional alleged that the operation was carried out with out a search warrant.

The petition said that the alleged invasion concerned the breaking of gates and workplace doorways, in addition to the alternative of locks and elimination of helpful belongings and properties.

Osuman described the incident as an assault on the institutional integrity of the discussion board and known as on Governor Sani to intervene.

“An invasion of this nature not only violates the sanctity of our corporate headquarters but is also a direct assault on the dignity of the entire Northern region,” he stated.

The chairman said additional that the nationwide secretariat represented the collective heritage of Northern Nigeria, including that its safety was essential to preserving the dignity and integrity of the organisation.

He urged the governor to make use of his good places of work to make sure that the rule of regulation prevailed and that the discussion board was protected against actions able to undermining its stability.